Scott Kelly
Scott Kelly grew up in Oakland, California and co-founded the experimental rock band Neurosis in the late 1980s with drummer Jason Roeder. The band's music...
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Scott Kelly grew up in Oakland, California and co-founded the experimental rock band Neurosis in the late 1980s with drummer Jason Roeder. The band's music has always been hard to pin down, mixing elements of sludge metal with avant-garde noise and industrial textures. Their 1992 album 'Souls at Zero' became a touchstone for that sound, with its confrontational approach and experimental structures.
Beyond Neurosis, Kelly has worked on solo material like 'The Forgiven Ghost' in 2012 and 'Raining Diamonds' in 2017. Songs like 'Flower' and 'I Don't Feel You Anymore' show his more personal side, with quieter arrangements that still carry the weight of his usual themes. He's also collaborated with other musicians including Mike Patton and Steve Von Till.
Neurosis has maintained a consistent lineup for years with Kelly on vocals and guitar, Von Till on guitar and vocals, Roeder on drums, Noah Landis on bass, and Dave Edwardson handling noise and keyboards. Their discography spans from early releases like 'Pain of Mind' in 1987 through to more recent albums like 'Honor Found in Decay' in 2012.
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